Write Twilio applications with our Go helper library. To get started, there are some example applications in the examples folder.
All Twilio API calls are validated at runtime to insure that all necesary information is provided.
You can generate a callback parser for all Twilio callbacks that will publish the parsed callbacks into a channel. See the SMS example below for an example of how this works.
go get github.com/natebrennand/twiliogo
You can manage your credentials either through environment variables or manually setting them. The library will panic if you attempt to input an invalid AccountSid or token.
export TWILIO_ACCOUNT="accountsid"
export TWILIO_TOKEN="accounttoken"act := twilogo.NewAccountFromEnv()act := twiliogo.NewAccount("AccountSid", "AccountToken")act := twilogo.NewAccountFromEnv()
resp, err := act.Voice.Call(voice.Post{
From: "+{ Your Twilio Number }",
To: "+{ Your Destination Number }",
URL: "http://twimlbin.com/mytwiml",
})act := twilogo.NewAccountFromEnv()
resp, err := act.Sms.Send(sms.Post{
From: "+{ Your Twilio Number }",
To: "+{ Your Destination Number }",
Body: "Ready to become a Go-ru?",
StatusCallback: "{ Your IP/DNS }/sms_callback",
})
smsChan := make(chan sms.Callback)
go func(callbackChan chan sms.Callback){
for {
smsCallback <- callbackChan
// process smsCallback as desired
}
}()
// Register the sms callback handler
// All incoming SMS callbacks will be parsed and sent into "smsChan"
http.Handle("/sms_callback", sms.CallbackHandler(smsChan))
http.ListenAndServe("0.0.0.0:8000", nil)